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Kr.'iently p;ili!i!i(vl (.'.'. Fi'la's Nkw Your scicnUHts nro discussing
TUIUMIAY
'll.Y 31, lsfj.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
I' ll i .v.itr-.M is r i.iiu.ii :
HIS LiES TYLER BEXNlTf,
i f An- li.
roK ji i r.r i r Tim i I'lirui on xr :
THOMAS BiJFFI!!,
uf oriu.u'-.
r'H ji ix. e :
JAME1 E. SHIPHEBD,
i'f V.u'ilti(tlt.ii,
mi noi.iriTon :
JOHN H. BLOUNT,
iui ririuluiann.
S-anti Ju.iri.i Ihulrvi.
t Ji W.I :
JBIDEBICK philips,
( Kiltr'"i.
fnt ".ii.icn u :
WILLIAM C BOWElf,
vt .rtliiitniUll.
'"'. ; nt J;,l,.;,,l ,,!,, I.
roil ; 1 Don :
ALLM AND B MCX3T,
uf Million
ffiR siil.Ii I mi :
swirr OALLOWAY,
I'f llrfuii.
I'uurth Ju ltiutl I'ntrii t.
rm jrni.K :
JAKES C. MACRAE,
of ruiiihe, tau t.
TOA SOLICITOR :
JOHN D. MCIVEB,
of Moore.
i7.'i Jir lwfil Ihitn.t.
ron jrnr.r :
JOHH A. OILMEB,
clunllf irt.
ron iii.tt'imH
FKEDEBI'. K H. STBUDWICK,
"I IllH.jte.
.Vi.'A JmllCi.ll IIMli t-f.
r Hi mmi! :
WILLIAM M. (HIPP,
of M t kli-iil'urg.
roil .inn iToll :
FBANK J. 0SB3BNE,
it Mrrklnl.iiri!
'I'll K llll'li'l' nf (illVlTllul ('f till' Km-
.iro Slate si'ciih i .itluT ti) bo a ntcp
piiictiino to sonii'tliiiijj lii'lier tlinn
un cn.l to liu au.iiiu'il . Of tin; (wel ly
seven incii who lime licM the uf
tiie, ttii'i e liavu tei'ii t lt't'toil to the
Vice -l'l eii'lcney ; and though hut one
lat been cli iseii 1'ivniiU iit, four have
been li iiiiintte I tor til it onVc. Five
li.ivc le i ! Cabinet pOMli ins. Only
one of llie.se ( iovcrn ns has ilieil in
oilier, while but two have resigneil.
.
Tiik Clevelaml (Olii..) l'lain. b aler
in noticing the piesi in e in lhal city uf
the coloieil iriii''iial of the cohnei
Norm il School at 1'ayi l!e ille, thi.i
Stalo has this to say ol North Caro
lina Dc'inoerats:
It is tioniewhit mi,'i live that in
North I'lmlini, uinK r coiitiul i f t li.il
liep'ili.iean newspapers are ii!i-:tsri
to Call tlie "li'Ulli'li 1 li'iiineraey,"
there t-lr'iiU be a State Normal
Sriiuul .Mil bicleil alel In linla lie. I by
the Sla'o mil (!t'-ii;iie,l to furnish
t.'.vhors to the Coloied people, while
in Ohio no sued Stale institution e.
ils, nii'l there are M?ule who want to
;it 1 1 ! i - 1 1 even normal m-IiuoIs main
laine l I y the cities."
recoi l on !e- entity i: h ri timi-nt I. ill a theory that iinlnees artilii
air! Lis stli-nre on ihe mat tor lea I us
to suppose that his opinion w an strl
He has lately written a
uik'hane.l.
letter goine; bai k on hi, record, but
he ilots iiK t nay w hen the change
took place Here is what he cays:
' S Miie alliisiuii lias been nnel" to
my r .le as a Senator in t'.iw.r i t l!iu
county Lrovrrninent bill. I vot.-il lor
th bill beeaiHe I was assureil that
the property hohlers ol the Kist were
laboi injj un b r a ste i.iilv inereain '
weilitnf taxation, fur which lliere
was no other ailciiiatc reiiie.ly, ami
bectinse it was fitlierwise imp'msihle
to obtain the .lesireil appropriations
for the Western North Carolina Kill
Iail anil tho Western Asylum. I'pon
niore deliberate investigation, how
ever, it became evi lent to me that the
law was not in harmony with the
general scope ami design "of th con
stitution, anil what was still more ob
jectionable for all practical purposes,
it removed the body of men in con
trol of tho local iiitcres' of the people,
always the dearest, to a region in
s hieh they could not be made respon
s'ble to the people, otherwise than by
a process at unco devious and unsat
islaetory. "Tor iheie reasons I have for n
long time entertained the opinion
that the law ou,'hl. to be repealed, and
hare often privately and publicly no
expressed myse'l."'
It is curi his, that during all dis
cussion on this subject, this letter was
not written unlil somo weeks nfter
his nomination for Jude, by the ill
era's.
ial lin
ers of rain by aimos .heiie distur
bances. Professor l'niibrook and
Thomas Silver, a scientist of g line
note, are positive in their beliel that
such a thini' is in aetiiab
N K W A I V K K T I .- E M E NTS.
' and ask
r the a is
Cahl'oi ni.i,
peciilarly
Ir is thought that the disturbances
in Kijypt w ill cut off the cotton i np
lr.i;n that country an 1 w ill raise the
pr.ee in this country next f ill. Hut it
fill not do to depend loo much on
1'iV. Too crop in A-u ri a will be
e!i Tt .vi 1 even s!i mid the price be
1 i'h the amount of nmney needed to
I l ive il w ill be about the s ime. Econ
omy i., necessary for oui people; prole
txbly m .re so now than ever, (iraiu is
p'cnlifiil, but the t.iinc reason that
luay cause cotton to go up nuv pi,,b
ubly have the hame cllVit on wheat
and corn.
The terms of tw. ntysix Senators
rxp.re in March and it is interesting
to see how the new' Senate will stand.
Six eb-etions have already been held.
Three Heplihlicans hac been elected
to succeed Republican. Lunar sue
vedi himself. Iliillleberner lakes
the jdace of a l'einoeiat, and llihson,
leinociat, replaces Kellojrg. So f.,r
there his been no change, tlrover, of
Oregjii, ,11 piobabl v be succeeded
bv a llepiililie-n. M -Tgan, (l.ul.iie,
S.inlsbury, Hill, McPherson, Kansom,
lbitler, II inis, Coke, and ms o
West Virginia, ten Democrats, w ill
have democratic successors. Plumb,
II iar, Wind. un, Saunders and Uollins
will have Republican successors. The
political complexion of the Senate
will then depend on who arc to be the
success ir of t'hileotl, of Colorado;
I)avis, of Illinois; 1' rye, of Maine, and
Ferry, of Michigan. The Protection
ists mil West and the (ircc iibackcts
in Maine make the problem doiihliul.
It is understood thai the Cieiin.tii in
the West am nil leaving the llepidili
can parly lx-i anse of its trying to b.n e
prohibition on them. The (ieini.uis
constitute a ery large pillion of the
(pulation out there.
hV.S TK It IMllltl,
Tin: following artiile is taken from
the Km niii' Critic. inib'ihe.l in
i
Washington Cily. It is higli'y com
p unentui v t i Setialor K iiir hi. In
fact it con! 1 not be more mi ;
The people of the District ofColam
bii.and allotheig who arc interesttd
in the fill ure of the National Capita
owe to etiatnr .Malt KaiiMiui a del. I
ot eratitude which cannot he eslim
ted a id which must be perpetu .1. It
is safe to say that no single project ol
iinr venu nt ever undertaken here
w .s so ital to the welfire of the com
III 1 li f ! V an I the comfort of i'.s people
a the m heine.i fur li clatiialioli of the
'.loin u: II its, w hi.-li Senator I,' insoin
h:: so successfully inimg nrali d. In
cm im a ling the value of the wivicis of
an individual it is neciss.nv to take
into .leeiHiiit not only the magliilu le
ol the ben. tit he conb-i.s, I ut the d I
li ul ies ii ider which he labors
l.i the case under discussion lhce
I Wo considei a io is w ere about i ual.
TU-Hoikto be done n uf iiicon
eei . al io importance, while the ditli
culiics in the way of a practical be
g:i.n'ng were gient and almo-t jnsu
p. i il le. To oieh a t :tk Setialor Han
som addicted himself over a u-nr
a.'o, ,. o, t,, contend with the
proverbial apathy of Congress toward
all liKlrict iifl'itr-; he hid to sur
mount the opposition, open m covert
of a host of theorists and ipiauks who,
under the guise of "sa'dtarv ci'gin.
eers, wiie lilhug die public prints
with a iiiu'lituile of schemes inot v
impracticable and each hostile to the
other; and it has been rumored that
he found in his way ut more than one
stage of hi operation the niachin i
tions of individuals who hoped fir
bincfitto thenselves from the inac
tion of the (foveiiiim nt.
In one way ai d another, with char-
acleiislic pa tence and a snavily that
no nnnoyai.ee could rntlle, Senat. r
K inson bru-hed ob-tacle alter obsta
cle a-ide; and finally, when bnlked by
the folly of the Committee on Commerce-which
would ;ne sacrificed
the health of the National Capital to
an absurd Constitutional .puMehe
appealed to the Senate, an I through
a legislative "coup d'etat" more strik
ing than has been seen ill the ll.iilsol
Congress 'or veins, carried his pro
ject by the exemplary vote of tilty
to seven.
In saying these things we have no
desire to depreciate the les conspic
uous services of Senator Conger and
one or two others who al various
stages have energetically i-econ led
Senator Hansom's etV.nts. Hut wo
think that even they will agree with
us that the thief ciedit belongs to the
North Carolina statesman. Senator
Uaiisoni I olongs lo tho type of man
w hich a cultivated and soi jildo com
munity, like tho District ot Columbia,
delights to honor. Combining the
grace of n Chesterfield, w itli the learn
ing ol a Holingbroke and tho legisla
live skiil of a Wa'.pole, Senator Han
som is a character of exceptional
adornment i,i times like these. His
career in the Senate, cib. .uing h
period of nearly eleven years, has
been an unii.tcl i upled history of III id
est utti utioii to business in public
life, and u coin, s fit deportment ol
gentleness and honor in bis private
capacity. In all that time, teeming as
il has done with bitter strife and
savage M-rson.li: ies, Senator Hansom
has never provoked conflict or roused
an enmity. He is an ornament to the
Senate, a source of p ide to his Stale
and a benefactor ol t le limes in whiih
be lives.
i fiat i in- trial lie inaile un
pices of the ,ili horities ol
wliere tho climate i.s
adapted to tho lest. They argue that
n rains follow severe battles it would
only require an agency capable of
creating the same disturbances to
have copious showers whenever
wanted, but the ingenious theorists,
instead of relying upon the explosions
and concussions ol the battle-field,
propose to resort to electricity. Iy
what means, or through what partic
ular process this agency is to be ap
plied the gentlemen aie as yet re
iu tant or unable to stale.
EviUKN I ly the liepu'dicans in Con
gress are beginning to discover that
something must be done about the
revenue. They are trying to reduce
it iu ime particulars, confessing
thereby that it is not righ', although
fur twenty years they have pretended
that the i ouniry could not g- t along
without it. East year the revenue
collections atnoiinteit to f .iUi.uiKyiuo,
and after paying all expenses, inclu
ing pensions, there was a mrplus
JlOiymo.OOi). This year, unless there
is a reduction, the receipts will
amount to $1.50,000,000, bays Mr.
Ke'ly, Chairman of tho ways and
means Committee, and although the
expenditures have also increased,
thete will be a surplus of about $172,-
O.iO.OOO.
Iu the face of this large surplus it
is extremely doubtful whether the
Republican majority in Congress will
reduce the revenues,
So far every reduction made, was
in the interest of rich nun and the
poor have not benefited one dollar
I hey still have to pay high taxes on
necessaries such as blankets, farming
utensils, salt, cotton tics mid in fact
everything of the kind while the
only reductions hithcitj made give
much money to the rich men.
And yet the people are asked to keep
this party in power.
Every day under Republican rule
monopolies are growing stronger and
more powerful. They already wield a
powerful inlhieiiee.
T II E L
":::'- - JS
U M M
-OR-
IMPROVED TAYLOR COTTON GIN.
XVHh tin- in-.-t l-crf- t working Self-Kec d.-r mid
i'i.nilrii-,1 . .-ml., iu lii the Imi'sl lra.nivorcntii.
Tlii Is lli- T..illi S.-.S.S n ! this popular Gin.
In. 11. Willi II- ir. Mlit illiproveuielila, tills no
niK i i,ir nt any .rii.v. 'I lie.- (tins re ui.nle ol
tin- l. -l inittui ials. ninl are uii-iirpnsst-il in liniiih
nii,1 nrkmmis!ili. We cull the attention o'
Kara-cr te .ur
PATENT STATIONARY BEATER.
wlm-li nevei lic'ere lias irf-en used onnny but the
lilirlient iric (l dins. in. I which we add al a very
trilling r.isf. Si-nd fur clrculurs and eiamlue
ll'HtilUOlllflls.
I'rier of Ulnm. Vmlerm ami i'onilffnwer t I'wetory I
vfl Shit .....
Snw
4i Shw
15 s.iw ....
fi" -H'
ri Shw
70 SHW
mi iiw
I J'ri.f w il li s.-ll i tc.li'r or i'l ni-w ii U ."eif-l e.-ilur
I'riri ot (jliis. C'oiidniM-r. aiel Comlt-nser.
s;,i ii !k no un m
4-7 .'.I fill', u" till mi
!lo. i Sin; ihi u-.i ii
iijo.i fin; "0 jt: r.o
tin i n ' ' tm en
t rl Ikl SISII !' .'VII no
siui is. 3 ii. mi (k
j:-i)in . if. nn ij.
MtAVKI IV II I l-MMCs. Mii:in.f
stiii.o hi J tut i.
June 1.5 .'tin
r. J eili"T. On
(ililit II, tiriM-rul 'omiiilNNton Wlerehnnt,
KI.I0J. Si.
M. K IIAHT.
W. II. 1IAKUI.S0N.
QUE X1-:V A Hlil '.AL
We have jn-t i.. -.1 ii line mi l iinpri I, nti-illy lnr;e ..rk nf l'ie nlmve lmil."l e..n l, wliirh we
oit'ei t" i-ur ct. iiuts mill Itu- tra-lr K' n.-uilU . ut v.-r l..v jirin ri'iiiprisini; the fnUnwiii); :
Uur !Viiiin I'llluc tinerieHii ltelge. I reneh Wool I'luliM, ovellr
tiiltlovs, ItuiiliiiKN, iisIiiim res. I.ineu SMiitiiiKN. l inen I hwiim,
American mill Ireneli (;Iiii;Iihiii4, WiinIi I'0IIiin, OrMt
l.HWMM. ItlHfk hikI (olorxl llrrns Ti liiimlnsH nud NtlkK,
nuil nil ollirr new nml ileslrnlile Mj les ol lres (iooil
mil I II i sa ai'Haiiii.
1IOUSK FUKMSIlIX(i (JOOT)S.
A fin" .ifM.rtiiunt in uflt ..f ,-vrrv ii-MTii-ii.n; MM-ptiu; l'illow-insintf; TaMt'-i'luth and Nankins-iJuimi-k
Ilitt'li uinl Tlrkill 'i'iv-ls iu yn-ut I'lufu.-itm. ' '
D R E S S T 11 I M M INGS.
W .- have a dm- n.rtiiienf nf all classes of Tiiiiiinimrs. the neu.-si thlnps nut In thin line eonsist
Ins nf silk-, sat in-, llut..iis nf every .l.-sei ij.t inn. A hire an 1 complete line orilaiiihiin; Kiljilin; and
lllni'l'llnll Our htock nf "
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
l.n.. iiimi.-l.- In all its l.rmiclii-s. l'ira-..N, fans. Hosiery. I.a, lies' llnMrliww, Faney Strli.es full
reanlar iinnl. i; Is, at eMr nn-ly l.e.v prie -s Misses' ami i lill.lreii's llu.se in ureal variety ' We
lime a lull line ul Ladies' Neels Wear ul all the iiovellies nf the seiiMin.
0 j O T II I NO.
(iiirtuk of M-ii' Fiinii.sliliij: !!, . ..Is Is iin.snrpa-.sed, liein r enmpletu in every detail, iiieludlnir
nuveltie in .N'eek VWar.
X I.AkCiK UTIM K OF
BOO T S A N D SHOES
ZEICLER'S SHOES DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY.
THE CORRECT STYLES OF SPRING HATS.
In-ioii. wea-k tin- I.i.tles. espeeiuiiy those ivlin liuve hee.'i .senitiuj. their nr.lera alirond far
lh"M,,f '" '"Kive us ii en 11. us e H1 h- al.l-t.i suit tln ni lliis .Seasmi iu tlie (iiiulit of uiir euod.s,
as well aspr.ces. A e.ill is r.-spei-rullv snlieih-. (pun ail.
IIAiriW IIAUIJISOX.
WJLUUiN, JN. U.
The people of Cli.irlotte nro worn
out with C..1. .linen and the Observer
an I have determine. to have another
daily paper there. They made j.ro
iH.iUto Mr. OahUell, editor of tho
St itenville Lin.liiiaik, l,t (, having
declined, they aro making othrr i-rangeinint.
ADVKUTISIvMhNiS
I N i II A M s ( H o o L,
K)l'AIU.Illi:i 703.
.MIIIIVVK.Vll.l.K.Nt'.,
I'llK KMINKNT amen - smith, .rt. nns,..n..n
, li...,i. fur li.,)., in nx. iumit..-rs aiel ur.-a u(
l-alr. a u-e
I he i;:ih sp .non will hi-i-in (in i.w i,..n.un .
Jil'v '.'Mil Is..'.
'..r iUii.iii. k, viinr full partii-iilarn, a ,rcss
MJ. It. HlM.IUM. Mill I.
ju.y f. 2 1
'J'llKK il.l vui.K MII.I.INKKY IloI'SE
in (if the in:
SOOTHERS STATES!
l US.n. K. Ki l l,,
v" 1 1. Hj eaiiiore sup. t,
I'KTKKsllfHo, A.
Yon 111 here in,. I !. taru-M ass,.rtmei,t H
iii.l iii..st si li.l, Milliner, (i,K. ii,, K , ,u, ,,,
I'.O every artlele ..( Hie t.., r , ,
hovisl price. n,l warraiiieil In give mllstue' Inu.
Keul
t'r-eeh It nn..,
an I H its llii.liens. nld
I.Hiln-s an I, i.-un.- ,.,,
f'ar, sii,),,. Iirulal an. I luur
nioii lit Wreath-. V. Il-, l'liiines,
ami c, iMiieis, Hair (..... is, s.lks
Salem. Velvets, llietuns, Krine.-s aii.t
ami m-ieral ni-.irlinent ,.l lltess I riuiliilnrs
( hllrtiins llatk In Kreat va,i,ty, l.a.tiea''
l'r.-s. o.MMt. in all Hie leanitK Kal.tti-a
uh all l,.-ri--ary 'I'rininuiik-s ,,,
llia'eli, f,,.r ;,irilHllt.s
ll'isii-rv of tnti-sl make,
l'l..ak I'aliiiiins and
aliav.1. i'l,ii.lr..i, a
I'loiKs. The
Ii I Ki l
( I. iv. s
mart a'l e, l..rs, i-mi tir Oriuinie-its ami
H. -'luuie'V. Il.in.lk, retliels C, rs. Is llalnmral
Mori-, an. I l.a.li. s' to., I Mis...... i;,, r ekiris,
lll'l lal llutll's -i spec ally.
tl-l a t es' lir, - -s mad,. ar.l. i In l.,-l man
iK-r l',i i n ,ra ie,.,i muiii l, on a.,liesi,.ii
All "MeiT till. , I iiti.iuplly.
Mils. SI. K. K fl.l..
C TATK or VIHiilMA AMI NiMUII C.Ml
n oi.l.NA.
TIIR L.I HliKST CLOTIIIMI .V ( l.nTII Hot SK IX THK
SOUTHERN STATES.
.V. K. KILL,
Hveamnre street,
rKTKHSIIt'Kii, V A.
has e-tsl,i.he,l a new nil Hliitant ( l. tliinc and
I III 11 llullse a' t' e tillllll.i r, l,e e vnU
willrlinl On. in.,. llvaiitilul M,,, t , l .-iH-ri..r
lie uly im.te I l.illilliK, hulllli nf New York, Knr
M.-n ami Hoys,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ThreniMla .,n,-r...H.y thu ureal llo i-e are all
n, on, In, lure, I in n, an, I every- rineiit ,-U ami
llia.le .-iiiiil l. ensl..tn wurk..
Vim ul als ilit In lln yreat liou..- every,
thliu hi the iteiit.ai.il t..,ys lri,lslilnk.k.,,.ii,.
slnrls sn k. Iino.er". Mnrl Fr.M. til. v
S Kin Mi rls. Sill.' emi.-ra, I ullai-.. Ties, l ull.,'
Illaee. In r Viuil S..,..(!. rills la tin- latest
Si..v to ,,ui
1'he euO.iii, ,l'-lirt,nellt Is Iteaile.) ,v (t,r m,w
kllMlall'sta. It, eull nst ami lillinir ,..lou
I. Ml, an Imveall.l elaaa ll.ew liia.li, In ur ler
lutwi.liivs A , hwrl f..r sen, mi y.in- in. h-io-i'
will l o malle.l v,.li nu applle.iliun, I. uelher with
snui,le. ot ii,, tio-eleet fr in
Ah t. ,ii s..,l l-t Oil. I,..,i-i. are w arrmtel th
lll-.ll.-v will I-1 reftm l-.l tf I, ) it;, ..,J ',
i.r.li -r. .r.ni.iv llile.l. wtinle.ile amt lei'ail.' N
,-h rye I. r r--I ,i rm p money v, lieu a .h's re s.-nt
I'll Ii l.y expo-.. II euilH-r 11,1. is n sunt lien,
lluiee. 1 1.. H.i I lallliiM ,,,! ,.ur .. .!. n , eull
'-,....,y ' M K '
V. J. N A W . "
BAKER & CONFECTIONER.
S"Pt-;:il)-
HOWARD MACHINE WORKS.
"ARD BROS., '
niochlnrry
ENGINEER ; AND MACHINISTS,
Tu (lie Tsors of Motive Tower ami General Marliinrry :
U P en von r nttcut ii.n f tm nu t t hi n ..r....i 1 .. in. h. . . .
U.,l.,UKNl'.IIAI. VMIKK IIN ' ' "T
Kniiiiii's. saw M ills. r. tt.,n (litis.
liri.-l Mills, c.iti.n Presses,
Hurse l'nvv.-r-. 'I hre-liers,
I'ulu j.s, lllill.',., Sliltft ini;,
( 'oii,lins, Mill Uearlliff
AM) ( ASTII.S()t lltO Oil IIK AS A Y KI7.E.
-Ve .Iu work at y.uir rl u e if w.mte.l Si-,--iiil linn.l Knuines un.l oilier Miu-hlneiy bought
SPECIAL ATTENTION CIVEN TO
ANI'Y IV HiiWAIili,
inr It ly
G 1 N W 0 R K.
II (.111 wnrk, New tirl
work tu l,e first ela,
JIOWAIM) BIU)S.,
1.1 II-. ' . I UV u.
Ilnvinir a fll-t , i.-s (On Un .li r vve . -in .h, nil Hints n( on, ,...b v , i.
.-. e. miws sh,.r,.....,. s.-n.l v..,,. I. ins " mmn
We iiiiilerstuiiil our lnis.lne.-s. Will ..-uannile.. al! mir work tu l,e llrsi class
Yiilrs,
.IOH.N r. II VtVAUD,
WILLIAM (i. HOWAIil).
JIOUSi: l'STADI.ISUKI) IX 18311. "
KriLISRlSDOE & RROOKS,
MttTSMIKH TO MIJIFYHt, I Til Kit KDiii: ItltOOHN.
COTTON FACTORS fit CEN. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
roil THK SALE Ol' AM. SOlTIIFItX I'ltUDULS,
:: AND liKAI.KItS IN :o:
Hl'IDKKS, AMI ACRU'fLTIMtAI. l.IMK,
A.N II I I.AsTh K ( KM 1ST,
M'I'KH I'lldSt'H ATKS A DiU' ANO KOR COTTON
Ai.su Ml. I I'KKUVIa.N (il'.WO. '
I'OltTSMOfTU, V. -fit
-Vare House 23 X Sr., llill St. ami Cir. of Water ami IJueen streets
vi. r. i1 k it j. i' it . .!....
il-l n.uil.l re.etfully Infi.i in n,v II iemls tl nui , .llell liu- Went , n, Vi .. .- ,
w.ml.1 I.,- L-liel to see il. -.., ,nv .,.,. ,n r .L-r I t., n, ..AM..',,,,'' r ."" . Hl,"v". "nn- 0" '
I ha.. I,.rnae,.,inii ..I... lire, I. i ............ J, mi t neentnliKM
uiu' uiv a inu
HALIFAX. N C.
.vlii. h I via ai-n ri,,.ai, lur
Ar. T PARKER-, AGT.
fell 9 If.
HALL'S STANDA RD
FIRE AND lilTKOLAR PROOF
: tit a
r F. I n 0 S, A', c.
A very lar(t sntirlr of
fakes, Crseae-n. Caii.lle.. Vr.-neh and l'laln
Kaiaiua, rruiia, .Num. e.
The lar.st sfneK e.1 Ty ..f every variety ever
l.rmiitltt to tills liiark'-t .
OMer.f,.rf-,.,.i..., eak..,. , tuiej M ,lort
eal lli.lleeat .N.iithrril .rlee,i.
Wil.rn ana other partlea an.lled a eb.ap
S till l",r'lel. ,., lf
Ileml the follow in.,' I'rotn . ('. Snvilor. Ihmker tit Kreiin.l:, Mi, MM.
KuiulHof Hiinilar letters on hlc lioin all purls nf the I'liion.
ll.VNklNii Hii s:nK ( SN'YUKIt
Ii.n'. sor M In. K. co . 1 onl.vm,. Kv "'' M,M ,,r'1' ""!.
. ... '' 'mv Iu win. nn in . i .ii i if the m, tits f the In.- ami It ur.-l ,r-l'r. .of i . To
). , ... 1,1 uie.ls.ut ll.r. e y, , s,,,,, .i,,,. ,.,s,.,,.r. I,- ,,.,, , , the II , , V lnL, '
l.n ..liiij, was hllr s t,, i ,,a. ,. ,.k r , ,,...,, wl,n , k; , r "' ranie
..ul ..(llie t,",l-e. fl ,,. It- -J i . at w-nrl.l. il l.n.ke lhr..el, o - H c- ' . , 1. ' ,
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HIHIIJHT'I I 11'' I ."IK I lillltfl
NEiV ADVKTISEMENTS.
METALLIC IH'l'l A li CAS
'- -I"
t'. . i l v
ITasen iurnislied lor CuhH at five percent, less than catalogue
Orders j telegraph or letter promptly attended to When ordering a
send desired length and width at elbow. Cases sent by Express C. 6.
unknown parties
B. T. SIMMONS, AGT
WELDON, n
May 4 ly ' n
1882. ' 18S
SPRI NG & SUMMER STOC
io: OF :o:
FIRST-CLASS GOODS A
L. A. FAEINHOLT'S,
WELDON, N. C
IluvlinrliniiKlit mv entire stock for CASH, I am proiinrrd to offer suncrior aitrantanei
trade. .My sink c nsl.su ul
FASHIONABLE I)HKSS GOODS W1TUS1I.K AND SATIN TRIMMINGS A BUTTONS TO
DUY GOOIIS.
AM)
MIOES.
HATS,
CAPS.
CLOTHIXQ.
HARDWAEE A SPECIALTY.
NOTIONS IN ENDLESS VARIETY
A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES AND PROVISII
F U R N I T U R E, F URNITUB
Btilsteails, lllnek Wulmil Ilcil Room Seta. Wash Stands, Wardrobes, and Furniture general
Sorts and at nil Prices,
I invite the public generally to a careful examination of my stock before ru
elsewhere. ltesiuetfully, 1
L. A. FA1UNIIOL'
GrEAND DISPLAY 0
I 1 I 1 1 1 i 1 I
FANCY GOODS.
I hove Just returned from the North with a larpje nnd beautiful line of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
EVERYTHING THAT IS NQVE.
The Most (omiileto Stoek Ever Om-red Iu This Keetli
To all who desire lo acquaint themselves with the Styles of this season, I oxtend a eord
come to the exhibition. '
HANDEEBCBIEES,
GLOVES, NECK WEAB,
FANS, PAEAS0LS, JET
FEIKOg, JET BRACE
LETS, CHAPE,
HAMBUBO, ANI
CH0NE LACE, SI
LACE, BLACK
FLOWERS,
WREATHS, Ac.
was in. I 'i are e In. reely as. "n.,, n,y full,, r I el l the
sale, ait.l I lell snrr Its eollt- Ills Were Hale ah. I iinl.i. . I. 1
I ' t" II I s
.f tll.-
lll lie II
Hill" u as used. uli... . II. ss 1,11.. II... I t er..f., n. , ( 1 1. ,..,.. ,,.i ' ,,V '' ' '"'' "'","'
I try ..f Hi" h l..ri.-rt ii... I ,, (.,, , J " , I " k "'""
lel..B,'ai... I l.-n im- I he ..., a.ui I! 1 ul ' I . . r IZZZT.:V: V'Vl !''
"'; I of the nn-... Snwith ie. 1 ha,l a Hall
zr: ,,:,Pi::r;;;,a!:!;raiu,,,;reu:,'i
I .nil s, v.-rv Im
WHEN YOU WANT A SAFE CALL FOR HALL'S MAKE
f,.,,, A,Mr"h!' NOAHIlKi.MN .'l,ri..tttV!vc. '
WHOLESALE LIST
NTS!
n il... . l a ...
I.re.s, ,,t n,y ei,ei,"e " K ' " " 'mlrU stt"""n. C" be returned
Thanking the public for past favors. I am
Very ltcspeclfully,
R. 0. E DWARF
t-g-BMini'SIIRICK BLOCK. W . MM M , J
THE PJ.AOE TO GET
pvse nm A190 M1DICIS
AT THE
LOAVEST PRICES,
IS AT
DR. A. R. ZOLLICOFFER & BRO'S,
WEST SIDE WASHINGTON AVENUE AND OPPOSITE RAILROAD SHEDk
WELDON. N. C.
KTOCK HEI'T oni'LKTK BY I KMIUXT AKH1VAL9.
I'liKSCRII'TKiN Dl'.l'AKTMKNT KII.LKU WITH THK BEST SELECTED MATERIA
tl " CkV.,,T,WX, Mil'MtI AT AM.IIOI KN WITH tR
PEBFUMEBT, 6TATI0NEBT, FARCT SOAPS, AND BRUSHES,
FANCT ARTICLES, TOBACCO AND CI
REMEMBER thai a hearty weleouie always aw aits vnu nt
ZOLLICOFFER'!
send us your busi
Ness card for
trade list.
D. LANDRETH & SONS
. PHILADELPHIA.
TWENTY DOLLARS
WILL BUY THK
I'KW. MNt.l K
krwiiitf Murhiiie.
A h.-lter Machine than can t
lieiisht f.r
FORTY noI.LAHH,
ANY WHEHE.
Itnasa limp Iif, twn lars fiiaw. n, fancy
Half li.itlnc ('.. vet, Cns..r. anil wli.Os ll.e lij.
Inn w itliiiut riiuuinir Hie Maehliu.,
WABBARTED FOB FIVE YFABS.
K.XAmTll!l l MltlllNK Itl.ruKII t'AVMKKT.
.Slid jiuiKwders oraeVlri s".
Wil l KTi ( 0.
Hi X. jva, ut:. s;. I'U.lud. Ij.Hii, Pa.
lei. i;tm
M 11
l'AItm A. MOORS
:o: Oilers to tha public :oi
.t.v .issohtmxxt ur
Millinery,
Noll.. us,
a'aney finorts,
luil. I Article',
t'lieap Luce.
Ladles Elirolssliig Goods
( IIKAP I'OU ;AIII.
.... v. . ... MRS. M.A.MOOi
Air-Smith s nn. k Block,
Wcldon,
nuv JI ly
iU I wo"k vn" ow" tv". Term, i
TI M I It
nut tit (in.
AJuttas H. HaUeti
I'ultluud, M.II1IV,